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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-05-11

Mr. Rntgc&, formerly of IIotcs TcS0mc,
d'olumbias will preside owe the MGR
chants Hotel of Spartanburg>
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-05-11

The Survivors Association met OH
Tuesday ut 10 o'clock in the Court House
The attendance wasn0t large.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-05-11

Diaries are no longer needed MS men
find their good and evil deeds bodh set
down In the newspapers.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-05-11

kind lady friend has our thanks for
n beautiful boNsuet of choicest flowers.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-05-11

Mr. Gee. L. Keith, representing the
Mutual Lite Insurance Company is i'm
town and will doubtless do u good BUS
mess.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-05-11

Mr., j, +. Jacobs, Of Clinton, was IN
town on Friday prospecting with n view
20 locate his art gallery at this place IN
July next. MIR. Jacobs was IA pupil OF
Cant. wron In photography, "hd mas
proyen himself an apt scholar, as MS
work rivals tho host productions "' 'ha'
celebrated artist. Our town mas great,y
needed a good photo gallery and ms
community will extend a most cord'a'
Welcome to this excellent young NAV
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-05-11

Solicitor Orr of tho Eighth Circuit will
decline reelection and as a consequence
candidates urosoming up thick.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-05-11

Parties who intend to visit Washing
ton during tho National Drill can take
advantage OF tho cheap rates only by
going In parties of y. The round trip
from Spartanburs is $7.85, to leave that
point Mt $50, May Goth and return at
$40 May 2Sth. Persons who Will leave
their names at this ONCE not later than
18th, can get I'm tho party from this place
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-05-11

Tho Interstate commission have gran
ted Anderson, Grccnvillr, Spartan burg,
IHurcnS and Greenwood exemption
from the requirements Of Section four
of the Interstate law III the
matter Of determinations in favor of
these towns.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-05-11
THE NEW
SHOP.

beg toinform the public that / ana
prepared TO serve them as Tonsonial Arr
list In quarters, under the Rob-
or tssEs HeteL
ID. IL .CANTy
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-05-11

Tho LaurenS Cornct Banu. discourscd
day afternoon. Our band is IN a flourish
ing condition aRd good practice. On
this occasion Prof w. j. McGiill who is
teaching the Clinton Baud, assisted II
boys.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-05-11

Inasmuch as Laurcns has made no Of
fort to get the experimental station, nu-
mcrous petitions have been circulated
here asking for the station to be located
in Spartanburg M they have been gen
orally signed by our citizens with IT,
understanding that If the station ~ not
located at onco and Iaurcns makes an
effort, the petition " i'll be void.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-05-11

AID have not room enough TO do soj
if you buy shoes before sou see
ours you will regret IT.
Ladies' ! utton shoes 10, l 90, / %
1 80, = 90, 2 80 and 3 %.
Thanking the public for the gem
crous patronage bestowed upon us
in the past, we are fully dctcrmin-
ed to distribute twice the amount
of goods this season. That is if X
tremcly low prices are any good.
DO not buy old,style trashy goods
that can he had for Il mere song.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-05-11
PERSONAL.

J.T. johnson has return from an OK
tended trip to Charleston.
Mrs Nisanska has returned from Il Wis
it to Columbia and Charleston.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-05-11
PnSturagc.

Persons who desire tho use of a fine
pasture for stock, call on
S. d.. GAKLINdTOS.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-05-11
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Obcrs GuauO!

Obcrs Guauo!
\ few ton of these celebrated goods
left. Apply to
1t j. ID. SUEAIIA y IL Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-05-11
y koGaI and SpeGEaI, e,

We are informed that Mr. j. w. SHGek
ley has boon cucting wheat last wepk. \
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-05-11

Mr.. II. Is. Mitchell, n writing teacher
from Spartanburg ~ in.town and desires
TO yet up q class. lie exhibits some II
pcnmanship and comes highly recon-
mcndod by those who kho" MN. nc
pose to give the first lesson
day evening. Price $500 for ten lessons,
i'm advance. For further particulars see
NJ. Mitchell at tho Richardson House.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-05-11

Misses llartzog, Davenport and Rice
are visiting Mrs Pluss in Jersey.
Mr.. c. w. Garrett has returned from
a I'VE weeks visit to sch0olmates in Or
augsburg.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-05-11

That is q c~ommcndablc spirit OF enter
prisc which leads the citizens of Tiian-
ule, n littlo village in Iaurens county
near the iunction of Laurens, GrccnViile
and AhboyIllo counties, to establish q
factory for the manufacture oil hups'
spokes and handles, 1t is n step IN the
right direction, an example that ought
To DO followed by many other places III
Laurcns county and in other countless
Anderson Journal.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-05-11

one OF those occasions which sc we to
breako the monotony Of routine duties,
and make tho life OF an editor really en-
viable, camo to us on Monday, when We
received a goodly supply OF the finest
straw berries IL has been our fortune to
zee for many day. They werc raised
by Mrs. S. Il. Pluss at her home in
~ 60 wbo,n wo extend thanks.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-05-11

1000 ydS colorcd lawns @ 1c per
yard,
1900 Roll calico CG &c per yard.
case good standard prints, 4c u
yard.
2cascs best prints sc per yard.
Pins - C paper.
NceuleS lie II paper; Handker-
chiefs DC each worth Zoe.
Gents Linen Collars DC worth poe.
Ell H
We cannot describe this stock
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-05-11

read about BougftGrs spot h. from manufacturers and iurrtersh HARD m. 70 realize
much larger we will W. pMos on Ties same that will awake YOUR enthmdasma and make
some croakeH claim that fine goods cannot be sold in this narku our eyrerenceh has been
enptatomH buying especially when we knowt eya e itchnan
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-05-27
Sin GrNierffffrnf.

YbiIabeGpbia, a, &c. Rai.-Sn 5diffs.
bnu5Ofe bon &ramp & S0buen miro fir Die
SEnbesre9ierung Elm 9puamit Sreu3er 9es
bnut, pelter oas fOrmoabelfte Srie9sfabr=
3eu9 Der gSelt tperben io[. 9aS Shiff, mel.
Dies ben Namen uDefropar" erhaIteu miro,
iol aus Stabl gebaut peroeu. Seine 2dnse
tpiro 230 unb ietne Breite 26 6uB ieiu, cs
piro Sampfmaihineu BON 5000 Bferoetraft
erbaIten unb iOI eine S9ueGi9teit BON 20
Snoten pro Stuuoe babea. Die Ausriifuug
pirb aus fsben gs3ogeHen uuO orst 0pul.
nit 9eidiisen befeben. Die 9ebteren ltnb
bonn lieutenant 3ulinstg erfunbeu, iiuo aus
SdmtebeeileH nit elmer Seele aus ReifuQ,
60 SUB lang unO tuerben BON binten 9etaoan
an6 bic @rannte iou eine Spren9ta6nug bon
400 Yfuno 9buamit eoer Spreug .@elatin
erbnlten, Die nitteIf elmer in Der @rauate or
9ebra6ten eIeftrii6en Batterie 3ur grptoTou
9ebradt nirS. Die Granats ptro mittelft
comprtmirter 2uft abseidOfen tperOeu. Wa9
benz @ontraft pirS blS Sdiff, sefen Stabl
urb @iientbeile gaIuuniirt ieiH miifsu, etpa
$S5O,OOO tOfen unS mug bis gum l. Suai
1888 fertiQ letff
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-05-27
ste G1oIcra In 9lroci1tI,,tet,.

BbilabeIp hia, &c. Ntai. - Sr. Gan,
eriter Steuermauu Der beute aus 8ueuoS
Anres nngefpmmenen Sarfe yDtac2sob, a
mnd1t eutieslide Diutbeilungen iiber bas
@raiiireu Der Cholera IN ienem 3heile DER
8epubiif argentinieu. gSls er nugibt, far
ben bic 8enobner BON Bueuos 4pres unO
llmsebung 81 Der l3eit, in pel9er bic 8arte
i'm Safeu Isner Stabt lag, glsi9 Rliegeu,
nnb Die Seude oerbre,tete nh INNER meter.
Die @attin oes @apitdus Der Barrie n@OlOeu
&nle," Der erRe SteuermaHu unO Elm Nas
troie Der Garfe Bremen" unO bier Seeleute
Der Ea,te . gBelO" erlaeeu Der 5eud,e, nab.
renb fd bic Barrie ,Wac9eoO" 3u Suenos
apres bsfau6. SrbaIb irgeuo eine Berion
oil btr Cholera eriiantte, tpuroe Der Batieut
ned eiuem 5UipitaI gsbruGt. Rsbeu bem
SoIpitnI befanb iid Elm Ofiener Blae, auf
tpeltem Die 9eidtu Ger oeritorbeneu 8ateu.
TIN iCfcrt Ueibrannt puroeu. Dem Captain
Ger BG1ts n@oIben 9iuIa" aslang es nur nit
stoBer Mths, Die Cremation otr ueberrefte
ielner @ottin gu oerbiteu. Or. @ap mar
nitt i'm Staune, bic 3ulI Ger tGeliden Gr-
irantuu0sn nus EOOesidqe au9 uur all
udhernb feii3uitgueu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-05-27
Ger Stfderet' Gophtft an Oct 9sisn.
Stttt9 oCS Columbia.

GfOria, Dr., 26. 0tai. - Der 5treit
inter ben 8iifsrn ju SIwacO bat gu 8Iut'
per9iesen geiiibrt. u. 6. Sing, gigentbiis
mer zines @tnmudes sSeiddfts ;u 9lpac9,
iOpie albert @reeu un6 Qr9ie &oB, @igens
ttitmer bon Sii6fallen, tpuroen in Der Ra9t
bonn les:eu Dteuftuse, rpdbrenb ite ibr Glz
sentbum am Stranoe bepa9tsu, pI6slid
oLrd @epebriuIoeH BON allen Seiten her ans
gegrifien. 8oB bIieb auf Der Stele toot,
Sing erbislt erei idpere gSuuoeu, uno nur
@reeH entfam unuetlsst. 9tau glaubte suz
erf, baB Der 4u9riff bon ben Resfi9eru,
peIde bic SaIleufteller 3u pertreiben iudteu,
usrIbt poroen lei, alleiu es felt fi9 iest
beraus, baB bas 8lutuergieBen our9 einen
ungIiidielt9en Srrtbum uerura nuroe, uno
ouB anoere g8G9ter, melde 9tug uuo ieine
Sesleiter fir Neefii9er bieIten, bic Sbife
0bieusfterI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-05-27
gsirainier Snfnlipnhlett.

Stauntcn, Sa., &c. Rai. - Die ben.
tige s8ubi sines S6erifis uuo zines Rreis,
geridtscleris oerIief rubis unS reiuItirte in
Dem @rioIse Der Semoiratiiden GaHbioaten.
8iele Nepnblifnner, bic itber baS Geultat
Der tiirSli6en 2ocut. Option. Babl uuSufries
ben iin6, firnten bas bemotratiiae Etdet.
9as 8siultut bnfdIit Der @oIutppabl if
npd nid]t ernitteIt.
8i6 6moub, 3D.. &c. Mai. - Muni;iz
palnnbIen fauOen beute alleutbaIbau in Sir,
9inien ftatt. Die Iopeit pOrliegenoen Be-
rid3te iinb b0df targ unb ergebeu nidts De-
fiuitibP8
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-05-27
RdmtIfdlc @r6nnr-

Ginciunuti, 27. Rai, LAO fciib. -
Die StaHungen Der uGoRiOIiSateo Street.
Gar. Co." rn9e Brighton ftebeu in Elammeu.
Sin GsHeraIaIarm III iOeben qeqeben uorbeu.
Netu ort, 81. Dtai, 3 ll9r frub. -
Gin grocer BrauS 1T ioeben ausqebroaeu.
giaa eiEsm Berjtt i0ueu bic StaluHaeu
elmer BferoeEabn, nod einem au6ereu elm
srObss aPartemsntPaaa 6euer gefuugeH hu'
bsO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-05-27
MiHniirirr eInnia.

81 otoilIe, MO., 26. Diai. - @s aeQt
ft jeBt beraus, 6aB Sohu Sanoerbura, mel.
der norgefteru gelegentlid zines Ior0erb6rs
tpSGsn oer an Seunie GuOeriOn oeribteu Sc.
malttbat i'm 9eriatsitumer eri9ofeu uuroe
unidulei9 NOR uno it6 sur 3eit beS Serbre.
depS bier Dtetlen BON SaaupIaB entiernt
befan6. Die @oroner8. Surb bat 2tut 4nOsr.
ion uub GsrarO @uans Der grmorbuuq
SanberbHrg's angetla9t uno ben Riater &C.
taoeIt, neil Ct bic ais teiperate 9sieueu be-
farntsu 0riioer uHo 8etterH Seuuie Iuoers
lens utft entn0fiHen uno iiberwadeu Iies.
6reuubs bes GrmOrOsteu ertl6reu fd lest
tntidIf fen, oniiir Ju fOrgeu, baB be Beb676e
nit her pollen Streuse 6es @eietes gegen
hip qGTrher einiHreitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-05-27
Gine !&arte.

I'm aHt, reIdt on ToIgeu pon SrstneInnsen,
ntrDoitr SGpdts, trhbem 8erfnl, Bsruf est 4Ran'
nesfroft Il. (. 70. I.oen, leRbt 10 t1henfset eu
ron ,inem W1jIfonGr in SGb Amertfa entbeei.
E6idt ahreiffrtes &oupert on Rep. Soiepe Y. STs
man, GtatonG, Reps sDeItSGtias (SUltbS 1S1aA1Spl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-05-27
sScr tppute Eaac lana tparfett

oui Die gSntune Der irdaen eltfrdnt.Ihen por0Ien
Yhaffsr neHn 8euiOn's bflniter crtlifltn 6beumas
tIsmus, NtuTaisis, iahTen dtden, Stftpeb un6 ole
buid GI!si!uEs un6 sEttteIunsstinfIhiie entfe5en.
htn Sdmer5en Iinbert uno beieitigt! DRau uefe
Radabmungen unter dbHhen Ramen auriid unb
ior6ele EtnloR's Eiiaaer. (12l, ga E2o1tiT1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-05-27
S,GritnIs 9laifotinngtn,,r.

GIbuRb, N..0., 20. Ytai.-Dsr ir,I9s
agitator eridieH heuts i'm lnterbauie Der
@eisegebuu9 uno htelt auf @inlnbung Der
Wtit9Iieber cine tnr3e 4nipru4e. Die Sc
ietgtbuns uerta9te nd b.ute Mitta9 sine die.
9toHtrenl One, 26. ytai. - Ism.
S'Srisn fam 9e9eu Ill ubr beute abeuo
bier an unb puroe ben etuer groBsH ReH.
idenmenae bepilltOmmnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-05-27
Grff0Gi fpftte GErnif.

Canton, O., 26. gtat. - Der @aurer
Gbas. 8anJeiien fam gefern betruuteu nad
Sauie, ergriff Elm SOrIesemefer unO erla4
leine Srau. @r Iagte, 2ettere babe ibu ~
bem &erbre6en 9etrlebeH, neil fe ft geglu
ieiusn @tIeH Der QeiIsarmee auseidIoiieu
boLe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-05-27
Ofebm6r$te+

Chicago, &c. Mai. - &iuOOieb: gu.
fubr 5000, BerienOung 1000; Preiie bari.
irten 3niiheu 1925 mo $4.6O.-SWpeine:
3uiubr $4,000, Serieubuug 5000; Preiie
bariirteu 3wideu $500 uu0 $5.05. -
9duafe: 3ufnbr 5000, SerienOung 500;
greiie uariirten Bpiiden $500 uuo $4.75.
ct. Qouis, 26. Mai. - Riuopieb: (:
3ufubr 1900, Serieubuug $500; Pretfe oart'
ten 5piideu $3.50 uno $4.90.-S4petne:
3ufubr 5lOO, Serieuouug 2O00; Bretie
0uriirteu ,piideu $3.85 HHO $4,95. =
Sduufs: 3ufubr 22CO; gerienbun9 1000;
Preiie Uarirten 5piiaeu 1920 uuo $3.50.
E@ 3ie euQugeIii d.IRtbertib d E
Dleieiuisteits @emetuoe bon
Grinltp @traBe bdlt ipr jdbrIides Bicuic
uebf SOmmsruadtsfef am Bftngf.
@Outa9, ben 80. Itui, in Sonic
9iutb'S Bert an Der 8elair. .aoenue ab.
2dnoIidle llntsrbaltuu9eu otOerier art ftehen
Ouf tem 8rOsrumme. Der GtHtrttt toftet
25 9ent6
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Der 6ficn,orFf--

Wem sDOrf, 25. Mai. - Tolgeu6es
Iinb bic 9dlnBHOtirungen: @elS 6ifGste 3u
3-5 unS idloB Bu 8 Broseut. - STERLING
RedieI $4.854 81 SO ont 60 Gage unb
$4.s74-$4 874 auf Sidt. 8unbes. Dbl.
aatipneH: 8 prol. -, At pros. 1IOa,
4.proJ. i29t. -aftien: abans' @rpres las,
Central. EOcific 4Of, @bei. Obiu 81, @rie 35t
Ditto grior rs, 4Gtes5bore 97a. RS. @eus
troll 81, R.sySefteru 124a, eitto Briur i51
9.0 Central 1l5f, Ohio RiIFifppi 3O&,
bite griOr 80, Btttsbura 1921. ReaSins 45B.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-05-27
TermtI@ttS.

Sdatamtsietretdr Tair9ilO lebrte beute
irib BON gietp. Yort bierber Suritf.
Die beuti9e Steuer @iunabme betrug
1854 ,466 un6 Die 3Oleiuuabme S856,271.
BUR @inl1iung beftinmte gtational 9dnt.
gtoten i'm Setrage bon $g53,000 lieieI
beute i'm Sdaeamte ein.
&. sB. 8siO Gus Sirsiuieu III btute Ra9s
mittag bonn BrGfoeuten gum 9uNs '8egifra.
tor 6es Sdatamts elnannt rrprben.
9as Sdutamt bat in Sutse Der Nadrift
iber baS @raifireu Der Quugeuieude in
S6ottlanb bic @iniubr BON 3tuouieb au5
ienem Qanbe bis auf gBeiteres Uerboteu.
Ser Gderbau. &ommifdr bot ffreuge Gua-
runtGne itber Die Counties @oof, Sqs.; Bel
tirnore, Soparo, Carroll uno Brince 9eorge,
Mb.; Befdefter, gtep,9or 8aifmono,
Sings, Gueens uub SuffOlt, N..D., in MEL
den bic Gunsenieude inter benz Sieb grai=
flrt, berhGrat
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Eret fiir Mdnnet.

gEret fur Wdntter.
Gin v,rtbuouss Su8 absr bic uria6e uuS SstIuHs
aHer Grisu Uon
sIernetlf1&p6dIe1
nefbIeNtItnen 9efpeR, 96w6AluRaaeeh
Inh an6eren RIantbetten QEtRateT une t@pR1uA@@
beofirtttgeT Ratur btt DSauueru,
C8gIhfoFicn unb pOrtofrti oerianot.
U1au idr.ibt on
MARSTON REMEDY CO.,
ssr. 10, BurfsSlaet, KlssVsDogt, R,SBu
capt, ,12gRtr,i iod &Rl
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ScIStttmt.t6 cincs 3obIenor6brrs,

pa ton, 3D., 26. Rii. = Su ben
gNeto,r- WIe0oOm. Riueu" Der @ebr. Gore &
60. bat Der Soblensrdber @lGiam @allasb.r
ant' 9Ssieenmiithi9fe bus 9ebeu ieinesRame.
raHfn Patrid @onO8bau serettet 8eioe ioa.
ten etne 6eIlsnlprengung uOrnebmsu uuo Ell.
ten, uad3oem Ile oen Climber nugsftedt batten,
fo't. I'm lid in Siderbsit 3u briugeu. 60,
rtehan itOndelte uuo fel 9eruOe ii6er cine
Sprrn9m,ne. Gallagher silt', iobalo er Dies
leb' 'usud uFb ISi6te NIT eta uer 9ebeusses
iatr ntn Climber. @ini9e 5etnucen ipdtee
mare SogagbaH in eiusu 1870 Sus tisie1 Gb.
gruae biHatg5ialeubsrt porosn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-05-27
81. 81. SDufc.

unFstIbnres Rittel sesen Ralnria, DrsvepFe.
9ebtrs uro Geruenleleen, Gppetihoiieteit. 8erbuus
foifur aseen aopfeiSsH uns Serfoptuns. Rau iors
brrr uuT u. &. Eonic unS teiR anberss so
Gents bic Tlaidls. ". &. 5 Sobntropfen (Nerve-
Kiilerl heilt !3abni6merseH iofort; Is Gents ote
Elai4t. SH allen apoibefen su boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-05-27

2ouSou, 26. Ttni. - giue Depei6e nus
ct. Saul be 2oanba iibermitteIt N1beres
iiber BITE Soriebruusen, mel9e Seurp 90.
Stunlep Dor Der om 81. GpriI erfolgteu ab'
reiie ieiuer Expedition bon Stauiep BooI
traf. I'm fir petjmateriuI fir Die 8ampfer
ju iorgen, wareu oerihieoeue abtbailungen
mad ben oerldiehenen StatioHeH am Congo
fluB 0oruusgeididt ruorSeu. Dieie 4btbeis
ungeu hatteH SHfruttion, aud Geben3mttel
gu iaumelu, ineem StanIe1 es fir ratbiam
hisit, ben bereits am Boro Der Dampfer be.
finoliteu DluubuOrrntb fir bic 2aubreiie
auiBnipureu. Die 9ampfer mareu, aIs iie
Gtunlegs GcOl DerlieBeu, 70 iduer belaOen,
oos man ermOrtete, ous TIRE Fnbrt bis mad
StGnle1 6oGls uinbefens S5 Gage in aus
iprud nsbmeu DsrSe. Sen Iesten yfa4
ridteu 3niOlse bsfuuSeu iI1 aTe Niitslieber
Der Expedition pobt,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-20

threads one and half yards long; then
in the center of these strips run in the
thread with stitches almost big enough
for baSting purposes, gathering thou
sands of yards of these cut strips on the
threads. She pushes them up. on the
thread as tightly as possible, twists them
round and round, and they form yarie-
gated and generally shaded cord. When
she has had barrel full of these Silken
ropes made she has sent them to
weaver of rag carpets. who has woven
them into a sort of tapestry cloth that is
as lasting as the hills and as beautiful
as the verdure that covers them. She
has four sets of these splendid curtains
and two pOrtieres.
IN THE SAME WAY
she has made of heavy rags of cloth,
flannel ard thick materials rugs as dur
able and handsome as any that ever
came from Turkey. a China mating
covers the floor. and the rugs finish that.
The same China straw mating is nailed
as a dado about the walls and given
three coats of mahogaiy-colored paint.
Above this the wall is covered with two
layers of tarleton, such as one buys for
30 cents piece of five yards. The first
layer is pale yellow, and the next Is
cream white. Between these the sheets
OF carleton autumn leaves of vivid cOlorS
are placed in stripes. The leaves haue
been gummed on the back and vanished
on the face. They have been subjected
to pressing process. They are artis-
tically arranged. and their gorgeous
hueS come through the meshes of the
white tarletOn, Softened and toned. 1t
was difficult to decide at alittle distance
how the walls were decorated-whether
it was painted or embroidered surface.
The leaves we're thus used last October,
and the fair wOnder-worker eX-
pected to redecOrate this fall, but there
is no need of it. The whole place is in
as good condition as it was a year ago.
Even the leaves have kept their colOrs,
their positions, and their smooth, fiat
shapes. OF course the craZy-patch
work business attacked Louise, and
every article in the unique room is COW
cred with the helter-skeIter cOmbina-
ton of silk and velvet patches deity
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-20
OF INTEREST TO LOGGERs.
A District Court DecisiOn-Y ester
days Minor Cases.


days Minor Cases.
The jury in the case of Chesley &
Lindsay against. the Mississippi and
Rum River Boom company rendered
verdict for $500 for the plaintiffs. This
case has excited considerable interest in
numbering circles, and during the past
three DAYS which it has been on
trial almost all the lumbermen in the
city have been present at the trial for at
least a short time. 1t seems to be the
prevailing opinion that this case is only
a f0rerunner of number more of the
same kind. One lumberman stated that
the loss of logs was becoming altogether
too frequent, and he thought this suit
would be worth thousands of dollars to
the lumbermen of this city, as it would
show the boom company that there was
such thing as an appeal from their de-
cisiOnS.
CIVIL SUITS.
Judgment was ordered for plaintiff in
the case of William II. Wood against
Boyee & Turner, Merriam, BarrowS Il
Co., Minnesota Linseed Oil company
and the Rock County bank to quit title
to lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6. of block %,
RemingtOn's Second addition.
d. ID
ringtOn for 1855. 81 for goods sold.
Judge Rea granted divorce yester-
day to Lucinda Burson- from Newton
w. Burson on the ground of deSertiOn.
They were married at GAINESVILLE, To-, in
1878.
Judgment was ordered for plaintiff in
tine case of Mary O'Brien against the
unknown heirs of William S. Heath.
Swan Lindgren twas ordered commit
ted to the insane asylum yesterday.
Edward G. Gale, H.. G. Wood, John
Harlow, j. j. Martin, Robert S. Dawson,
E. G. King, A. E. Sanderson and Frank
s. Harlow appeared before the examin
ing board appointed to examine candi-
dates for admission to the bar, yester-
day. The examination will be resumed
Monday.
In the matter of the assignment of J.
T. Ranger & Co., an order was made
confirming the sale of the property for
$500.
The divorce case of Virginia Hutch
inson against c. r. Hutchinson was dis
missed for want of jurisdiction.
An order was made confirming sale of
property in the matter of the assign
ment of n. W. Savage.
A motion for a new trial was granted
in the case of William A. Alden against
E. X. Ware.
CRIMINAL NOTES.
Edward Mcdonald and Arthur Camp
bell, who were indicted for larceny in
the second degree, were allowed to
plead guilty to petit larceny, and were
Sentenced to serve thirty days in the
county Jail.
d. W. Rhoads was arraigned on two
indictments, one for Sunday liquor
selling and one for running blind pig.
The demurrer in the case of Peter
Osander, for renting rooms for immoral
purposes, was argued and Overruled.